Run Your Business on WhatsApp? Automate the Repetitive Half
For a huge number of businesses, WhatsApp is the business: inquiries arrive there, deals close there, groups are the marketing channel, and the owner's thumbs are the CRM.
That's a strength — your customers actually see your messages, unlike email. It's also a trap, because it means the owner personally performs hundreds of micro-tasks a day that don't need an owner.
The repetitive half of WhatsApp
Look at your last hundred sent messages. How many were one of: price, availability, address, hours, send-me-the-details, a listing posted to six groups, a follow-up nudge, a booking confirmation? For most owners it's well over half.
None of that needs you. All of it needs to happen fast — because on WhatsApp, customers expect an answer in minutes, and the business that answers first usually wins the job.
What an AI employee does on WhatsApp
Answers inquiries in under a minute with real answers from your business's actual knowledge — not canned bot menus that make customers type 'agent'. Posts your listings, products, or announcements to your groups and broadcast lists on schedule. Chases the follow-ups you'd forget. Hands you the conversations that are worth your personal attention, with context.
The personal touch survives because of approval mode: at the start, it drafts and you tap approve. Your voice, your style — it learns both from your corrections, in plain English.
Proof it works
Our AI employees have been running live inside major corporations since May 2025 — including a promotions manager that posts every new item to WhatsApp groups, email, and socials, then hands the owner warm buyers. The owner manages it by replying to email.
$99/month, cancel anytime. Trained on your business, working within 48 hours. First 7 days: if your AI employee isn't doing real work you're happy with, you pay nothing.
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